SESSION Ⅰ Introduction and Physical Properties 1
Introduction＆H．K．CAMERON 3
The nature of artificial carbons＆S．MROZOWSKI 7
Investigations on the trapping of free electrons in carbon＆D．J．E．INGRAM and D．E．G．AUSTEN 19
The magnetic susceptibility of mesomorphous carbons and graphites＆A．F．ADAMSON and H．E．BLAYDEN 28
Experiments on the reflection of light by graphite＆S．P．F．HUMPHREYS-OWEN and L．A．GILBERT 37
The thermal conductivity of various forms of carbon below room temperature＆R．BERMAN 42
The thermal conductivities of carbons and graphites at high temperatures＆R．W．POWELL 46
χ-ray and low-temperature thermal conductivity study of defects in graphite＆J．C．BOWMAN,J．A．KRUMHANSL and J．T．MEERS 52
The electrical resistance of polycrystalline carbons and graphites＆I．B．MASON 60
SESSION Ⅱ(a) The Manufacture of Carbon and Graphite 75
A kinetic study of the deposition of pyrolytic carbon films＆D．B．MURPHY,H．B．PALMER and C．R．KINNEY 77
The preparation and properties of high-temperature pyrolytic carbon＆A．R．G．BROWN and W．WATT 86
The dependence of structure and properties of carbon mixtures on their composition＆A．S．FIALKOV 101
The Harwell experimental graphite plant＆M．S．T．PRICE and F．W．YEATS 111
The shape of carbon grist particles in the manufacture of carbon electrodes＆E．H．AMSTEIN and C．WATSON 125
Asymmetric shape properties of carbon particles in graphite manufacture＆ANDRZEJ GROSSMAN 132
Preferential crystallographic orientation in products of technical graphites＆D．ALI,E．FITZER and A．RAGOSS 135
The shrinkage of high-temperature cokes＆G．C．PRATT 145
Pitch binder for carbon electrodes＆A．DARNEY 152
The use of coal-tar pitch as an electrode binder＆D．MCNEIL and L．J．WOOD 162
Tars and pitches as binders for carbon and graphite＆T．H．BLAKELEY and F．K．EARP 173
Precipitated pitch as binder＆R．LESSING 178
SESSION Ⅱ(b) The Crystal Structure of Carbon and Graphite 181
The study of the structure of graphite by diffraction methods＆G．E．BACON 183
Carbonization studies on single crystals＆H．P．STADLER and C．M．THOMSON 186
Carbonization of vinyl polymers＆F．H．WINSLOW,W．MATREYEK and W．A．YAGER 190
χ-ray scattering from carbonized coals＆R．DIAMOND and P．B．HIRSCH 197
The evolution of organization parameters during the graphitization of carbon．(Quantitative study by χ-ray diffraction)＆J．MAIRE and J．MERING 204
Graphitization processes in relation to carbon blacks＆E．G．STEWARD and H．W．DAVIDSON 206
SESSION Ⅲ Surface Chemical Properties and Reactivity 217
The porous structure and adsorption properties of active carbons＆M．M．DUBININ 219
The ultra-fine capillary structure of coals and carbonized coals＆R．L．BOND and D．H．T．SPENCER 231
The relation between gas permeability and pore size distribution in consolidated bodies＆P．K．C．WIGGS 252
The flow of gases through a fine-pore graphite＆J．M．HUTCHEON,B．LONGSTAFF and R．K．WARNER 259
A thermodynamic study of the pore structure and surface properties of active carbons＆D．A．CADENHEAD and D．H．EVERETT 272
The solid complexes of carbon with oxygen,nitrogen and sulphur＆C．BARANIECKI,H．L．RILEY and E．STREETER 283
The carbon-carbon dioxide reaction＆H．HARKER,H．MARSH and W．F．K．WYNNE-JONES 291
Graphitic oxide＆J．H．DE BOER and A．B．C．VAN DOORN 302
The rates of reaction of carbon and graphite materials with combustion gases at high temperatures＆J．A．GRAHAM,A．R．G．BROWN,A．R．HALL and W．WATT 309
Changes in the structure of carbons during gaseous oxidation＆J．D．WATT and R．E．FRANKLIN 321
Oxidation of carbon and graphite＆F．K．EARP and M．W．HILL 326
Some factors affecting the reactivity of sized particle carbons to carbon dioxide＆P．L．WALKER,JUN．and J．R．NICHOLS 334
The carbon-oxygen reaction at high temperatures and high gas flow rates＆R．J．DAY,P．L．WALKER,JUN．and(the late)C．C．WRIGHT 348
SESSION Ⅳ Electrical Behaviour and Applications 371
Surface disintegration of carbon electrodes＆OLAV BOWITZ,OLUF CHR．BOCKMAN,JORGEN JAHR and OVE SANDBERG 373
Distribution of electrode consumption in an electric arc furnace＆J．RAVENSCROFT and M．PRESTON 378
Investigation into the electrical contact properties of carbon＆A．D．KNOWLES 388
Some electrical properties of carbon contacts:dielectric behaviour of granular carbon aggregates＆ALAN FAIRWEATHER,E．J．FROST and D．G．M．SHIRLEY 409
Recent developments in the use of carbon for current collection＆M．VAUGHAN 421
Carbone et contact glissant＆J．MILLET 427
Electrical conductivity characteristics of carbon black＆A．F．BLANCHARD 434
Copper-graphite materials＆R．N．BEECH and M．S．T．PRICE 448
The use of carbon in high-temperature laboratory furnaces＆A．E．S．WHITE 463
Properties of carbon blacks as affecting their use in resistors＆(MISS)J．E．DAWSON and A．E．S．WHITE 469
The design of high-temperature furnaces using graphite elements＆E．M．HAINES 481
SESSION Ⅴ Graphite in the Nuclear Power Industry 491
The use of graphite as a moderator in nuclear reactors＆E．E．LOCKETT 493
Some physical properties of graphite as affected by high temperature and irradiation＆JOHN E．HOVE 501
The effects of neutron irradiation on the physical properties of graphite＆J．H．W．SIMMONS 511
Compatibility problems of graphite moderators＆A．B．MCINTOSH,W．G．O＇DRISCOLL and C．TYZACK 519
Problèmes posés par la fabrication du graphite nucléaire＆P．CORNUAULT and H．DES ROCHETTES 527
Recent developments in gas purification of graphite＆C．A．ODENING and J．C．BOWMAN 537
L＇evolution de quelques terres rares durant le traitement thermique du graphite＆P．LEVEQUE,S．DECOUR,H．HERING and G．JOUQUET 544
SESSION Ⅵ Mechanical,Chemical and Metallurgical Application 549
The mechanical properties of graphite at elevated temperatures＆H．W．DAVIDSON,H．H．W．LOSTY and A．M．ROSS 551
Physical and mechanical properties of graphite moderators＆A．B．MCINTOSH,T．J．HEAL and A．COWAN 560
Caractérisation mécanique du graphite artificiel＆PH．P．ARRAGON and R．M．BERTHIER 565
Some mechanical engineering applications of carbon＆(The late)P．E．LYDDON and R．K．HURDEN 579
Application of sonic,ultrasonic and inductive techniques to the non-destructive testing of carbon＆T．D．DAVIDSON 585
Carbon and graphite in the chemical and allied industries＆K．F．ANDERSON 594
Plant construction in graphite and carbon＆H．D．ANDERSON and A．P．WARD 600
Some recent developments in graphite heat-exchangers and similar equipment＆A．HILLIARD 605
Some metallurgical applications of carbon and graphite＆G．E．ROSS and D．W．BROWN 618
The examination of carbon refractories for iron blast furnaces＆J．R．LAKIN and J．MACKENZIE 625